The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -all white were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -white/gold/blue were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -white/Royalblue/grain were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -white/green were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -white/red/grain were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -black/chromatic were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -black/red/white were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -black/grain were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -white/red/grain were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -(women)black/grain/red were released in 2003, and retailed for $100.? These retros have the Jumpman Logo at the back of the heel as opposed to the Nike Air logo that the originals featured. Also the “Nike” at the sole area is replaced by “Jordan”. The sneakers were so hot that they sold out in a matter of hours.The Air Jordan 3 (III) is just so popular that everyone has to have a pair.? They were originally designed by Tinker Hatfield, the mastermind at the Jordan Brand company.? They made the elephant print very popular, as it is seen here on the heel and toe area. Another noticeable feature and really nice added touch are the lacing eyelets which feature a red color scheme.

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -blue/yellow were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe.

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro - Black Cat (Black / Dark Charcoal - Black) is very popular, as are many of the Air Jordan 3 (III). It features a simple all black colorway, but has a lot going on, as it consists of nubuck, elephant print on the toe and heel areas, as well as black patent leather. The nubuck upper provides a material contrast to the black patent leather which goes around almost the entire shoe. The midsole of the shoe is two toned with a shiny black color on top to match the patent leather and a charcoal color on bottom which is the secondary color of the shoe.

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro - Do The Right Thing (DTRT) - Brisk Blue/Pro Gold-Radiant Green is part of the Do The Right Thing series, and the Brisk Blue/Pro Gold-Radient Green is the official DTRT colorway. The title “Do The Right Thing” is from the movie starring Spike Lee, who during the 90’s was part of many Air Jordan commercials, playing as his alter ego “Mars Blackman“. The DTRT series also produced this colorway in a variety of Team Jordans, as well as a clothing line. The blue suede on these makes these distinct, and blends well with the yellow color used. Of course, this Air Jordan 3 (III) wouldn’t be complete without the notorious elephant print.

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro - Flip (White / Chrome - Black) were a limited general release, and featured an interesting design. The nickname “Air Jordan 3 (III) Flip” stems from the fact the elephant print is not in its normal position, which is around the toe and on the back heel area unlike other Air Jordan 3 (III)’s. In stead, those portions feature a white color scheme, while the beige elephant print covers most of the shoe’s upper. These are really nice, and many sneakerheads were anxious to get their hands on a pair of these.

Model: Air Jordan , Air Jordan 3 (III)
Original Purpose: Basketball
Colorway: White / Metallic Silver
Style Code: 136064-103
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The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro - Pure Money $ (White / Metallic Silver) is the second pair of Air Jordan to have the Pure Money theme. Though there have been all white/silver make ups of Air Jordans, the first pair to have the distinction as Pure Money Air Jordans were the Pure Money Air Jordan 4 (IV). Released right at the beginning of summer, this Air Jordan 3 Pure Money was an instant sellout for retailers. One of the hottest accessories to grab along with this Air Jordan 3 (III) was the chrome Air Jordan 3 pendant.

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro 1994 - White / Cement Grey were released in 1994, and featurethe Nike Air logo on the heel and outsole of the shoe.? The Jordan Brand company was not created as of yet, so it wasn’t until later that the retros actually had the Jordan or Jumpman logo at the back.? These feature a white upper constructed from leather with elephant print on the heel and toe area.? They also feature a visible air sole unit.

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro 1994 - White / Cement Grey were released in 1994, and featurethe Nike Air logo on the heel and outsole of the shoe.? The Jordan Brand company was not created as of yet, so it wasn’t until later that the retros actually had the Jordan or Jumpman logo at the back.? These feature a white upper constructed from leather with elephant print on the heel and toe area.? They also feature a visible air sole unit.

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro 2001 - Black / Cement Grey were released again in 2001 and retailed for $100.? This is the third release for these, and they really feature no changes from the previous release.? They are just so popular that Nike and the Air Jordan brand felt it was necessary to release again. These are definitely a beauty. They feature black leather on the upper with grey elephant print as well as a grey tongue.

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ - White / Cement Grey - Fire Red were released in 2003, and retailed for $100.? These retros have the Jumpman Logo at the back of the heel as opposed to the Nike Air logo that the originals featured. Also the “Nike” at the sole area is replaced by “Jordan”. The sneakers were so hot that they sold out in a matter of hours.The Air Jordan 3 (III) is just so popular that everyone has to have a pair.? They were originally designed by Tinker Hatfield, the mastermind at the Jordan Brand company.? They made the elephant print very popular, as it is seen here on the heel and toe area. Another noticeable feature and really nice added touch are the lacing eyelets which feature a red color scheme.

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ - White / True Blue were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. These were very popular, and sneaker fiends did whatever it took to get their hands on a pair. They feature a white leather upper with elephant print at the heel, toe area and lacing tabs, which was uncommon.The blue trimmig and accents are really nice, and help add to the shoe’s popularity. The Air Jordan 3 (III) was originally designed by Tinker Hatfield, who may actually be responsible for keeping Micheal at Nike, who back then was signed with them, but was planning to walk until he placed his eyes on the marvelous pair of shoes we call the Air Jordan 3 (III).

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ - White / Dark Mocha were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe.

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro - Silver / Sport Red - Light Graphite - Orange Peel are really nice, and Tinker Hatfield deserves all the credit in the world for these. If you remember correctly, Michael was about to go shopping to other companies with his line, when Tinker pulled the Air Jordan 3 (III) out of a hat. The most noticeable feature is of course the elephant print. This particular colorway features a cool grey upper, hence the nickname, with yellow accents, and a visible air bubble. They seem to get nicer and nicer the longer you stare at them.

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro - White / Fire Red - Cement Grey were highly anticipated, and many sneakerheads could not wait to get their hands on these. They were a general release, so they came in kids sizes too. The feature a white leather upper with all black cement / elephant print around the toe and heel area, as well as a a red portion near the midsole. The only complaint about the leather Air Jordan 3 (III) is that they crease very easily, especially in the front, but still a fan favorite.

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -black were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe.

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -black/grain/red were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe.

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -white were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe.

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -white/grain/red were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe.

TheAir Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -white/blue were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe.

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -white/yellow were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe.

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -grain/white were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe.

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -all black were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -white/ lightblue were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -black/white were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -black/yellow were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe

TheAir Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -white/dark blue were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe

TheAir Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -grain/white/blue were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -all white were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -all black/red were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -white/red/bule were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -black/red were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -white/blue were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -white/grain/blue were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -white/grain/Pink were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -black/gold were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -black/white/grain were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -white/blue/grain were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -black/grain were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -white/black/grain were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -white/grain were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -white/red/grain logo(chromatic) were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -black/white/grain were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -white pattern/grain were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -white/blue/grain were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -white/black/grain were released in 2001 and retailed for $100. Although not as popular as the black / cement grey or the true blue colorways, these still sold very well. They feature a white leather upper with brown elephant skin, which is hard to see unless you are up close, as the brown colorway is very dark.? They also feature perforations around the ankle area and tongue of the shoe, allowing the foot to breathe

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -(women)white/red/grain were released in 2003, and retailed for $100.? These retros have the Jumpman Logo at the back of the heel as opposed to the Nike Air logo that the originals featured. Also the “Nike” at the sole area is replaced by “Jordan”. The sneakers were so hot that they sold out in a matter of hours.The Air Jordan 3 (III) is just so popular that everyone has to have a pair.? They were originally designed by Tinker Hatfield, the mastermind at the Jordan Brand company.? They made the elephant print very popular, as it is seen here on the heel and toe area. Another noticeable feature and really nice added touch are the lacing eyelets which feature a red color scheme.

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -(women)white/grain/blue were released in 2003, and retailed for $100.? These retros have the Jumpman Logo at the back of the heel as opposed to the Nike Air logo that the originals featured. Also the “Nike” at the sole area is replaced by “Jordan”. The sneakers were so hot that they sold out in a matter of hours.The Air Jordan 3 (III) is just so popular that everyone has to have a pair.? They were originally designed by Tinker Hatfield, the mastermind at the Jordan Brand company.? They made the elephant print very popular, as it is seen here on the heel and toe area. Another noticeable feature and really nice added touch are the lacing eyelets which feature a red color scheme.

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -(women)all black were released in 2003, and retailed for $100.? These retros have the Jumpman Logo at the back of the heel as opposed to the Nike Air logo that the originals featured. Also the “Nike” at the sole area is replaced by “Jordan”. The sneakers were so hot that they sold out in a matter of hours.The Air Jordan 3 (III) is just so popular that everyone has to have a pair.? They were originally designed by Tinker Hatfield, the mastermind at the Jordan Brand company.? They made the elephant print very popular, as it is seen here on the heel and toe area. Another noticeable feature and really nice added touch are the lacing eyelets which feature a red color scheme.

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -(women)white/grain/pink were released in 2003, and retailed for $100.? These retros have the Jumpman Logo at the back of the heel as opposed to the Nike Air logo that the originals featured. Also the “Nike” at the sole area is replaced by “Jordan”. The sneakers were so hot that they sold out in a matter of hours.The Air Jordan 3 (III) is just so popular that everyone has to have a pair.? They were originally designed by Tinker Hatfield, the mastermind at the Jordan Brand company.? They made the elephant print very popular, as it is seen here on the heel and toe area. Another noticeable feature and really nice added touch are the lacing eyelets which feature a red color scheme.

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -(women)all white were released in 2003, and retailed for $100.? These retros have the Jumpman Logo at the back of the heel as opposed to the Nike Air logo that the originals featured. Also the “Nike” at the sole area is replaced by “Jordan”. The sneakers were so hot that they sold out in a matter of hours.The Air Jordan 3 (III) is just so popular that everyone has to have a pair.? They were originally designed by Tinker Hatfield, the mastermind at the Jordan Brand company.? They made the elephant print very popular, as it is seen here on the heel and toe area. Another noticeable feature and really nice added touch are the lacing eyelets which feature a red color scheme.

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -(women)white/blue/grain were released in 2003, and retailed for $100.? These retros have the Jumpman Logo at the back of the heel as opposed to the Nike Air logo that the originals featured. Also the “Nike” at the sole area is replaced by “Jordan”. The sneakers were so hot that they sold out in a matter of hours.The Air Jordan 3 (III) is just so popular that everyone has to have a pair.? They were originally designed by Tinker Hatfield, the mastermind at the Jordan Brand company.? They made the elephant print very popular, as it is seen here on the heel and toe area. Another noticeable feature and really nice added touch are the lacing eyelets which feature a red color scheme.

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ - White / Cement Grey - Fire Red were released in 2003, and retailed for $100.? These retros have the Jumpman Logo at the back of the heel as opposed to the Nike Air logo that the originals featured. Also the “Nike” at the sole area is replaced by “Jordan”. The sneakers were so hot that they sold out in a matter of hours.The Air Jordan 3 (III) is just so popular that everyone has to have a pair.? They were originally designed by Tinker Hatfield, the mastermind at the Jordan Brand company.? They made the elephant print very popular, as it is seen here on the heel and toe area. Another noticeable feature and really nice added touch are the lacing eyelets which feature a red color scheme.

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -(Outdoor shoes)black/white/red were released in 2003, and retailed for $100.? These retros have the Jumpman Logo at the back of the heel as opposed to the Nike Air logo that the originals featured. Also the “Nike” at the sole area is replaced by “Jordan”. The sneakers were so hot that they sold out in a matter of hours.The Air Jordan 3 (III) is just so popular that everyone has to have a pair.? They were originally designed by Tinker Hatfield, the mastermind at the Jordan Brand company.? They made the elephant print very popular, as it is seen here on the heel and toe area. Another noticeable feature and really nice added touch are the lacing eyelets which feature a red color scheme.

TheAir Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -(Outdoor shoes)white/grain/red were released in 2003, and retailed for $100.? These retros have the Jumpman Logo at the back of the heel as opposed to the Nike Air logo that the originals featured. Also the “Nike” at the sole area is replaced by “Jordan”. The sneakers were so hot that they sold out in a matter of hours.The Air Jordan 3 (III) is just so popular that everyone has to have a pair.? They were originally designed by Tinker Hatfield, the mastermind at the Jordan Brand company.? They made the elephant print very popular, as it is seen here on the heel and toe area. Another noticeable feature and really nice added touch are the lacing eyelets which feature a red color scheme.

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -(Outdoor shoes)white Patterns /red were released in 2003, and retailed for $100.? These retros have the Jumpman Logo at the back of the heel as opposed to the Nike Air logo that the originals featured. Also the “Nike” at the sole area is replaced by “Jordan”. The sneakers were so hot that they sold out in a matter of hours.The Air Jordan 3 (III) is just so popular that everyone has to have a pair.? They were originally designed by Tinker Hatfield, the mastermind at the Jordan Brand company.? They made the elephant print very popular, as it is seen here on the heel and toe area. Another noticeable feature and really nice added touch are the lacing eyelets which feature a red color scheme.

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro+ -(Outdoor shoes)white/grain/blue were released in 2003, and retailed for $100.? These retros have the Jumpman Logo at the back of the heel as opposed to the Nike Air logo that the originals featured. Also the “Nike” at the sole area is replaced by “Jordan”. The sneakers were so hot that they sold out in a matter of hours.The Air Jordan 3 (III) is just so popular that everyone has to have a pair.? They were originally designed by Tinker Hatfield, the mastermind at the Jordan Brand company.? They made the elephant print very popular, as it is seen here on the heel and toe area. Another noticeable feature and really nice added touch are the lacing eyelets which feature a red color scheme.